La Grande evening observer., May 06, 1924, Image 8

Tuesday, May fi, 1021
PAGE ETGHT
THE 1,A GRANDE EVENING OBSERVER
psTThe Darby a
Jmmm
.Some men buy hoes on looks; some Imy on fit;
.some hnv on price; some buy "just because." Our
UOSTONIANS, built of fine lealhttr, hand-fitted
over your foot shape, "pay out" in looks and fit and
wear to every man who buvs.
1 hi;.
If l-MII ,l,.l,'l I...-I I.l'll.-H llllfl
u.iIiik.. I'l-a-TuNA you K' l yum -',
iiiuin'y tjiu-k. UIhhh Jm-iikk, I in.
4 It-lit
lli'Mlll OruVrllrH. Til" lililll til Ml -lV".
i.'''i. ton, anil $1.00. J I km
liiiiKH, Inc. 4--'j-ia
Trouble.Ended When 'rTroiible" Cnme
Qiiuniv PI KQ i
lUllUIa I UL1IUU i 1. .
I BEOpiZEQj rZIEl
Ctti'IH! ami Itiif WVmlmj.
mm. n. i '. j auii.i. nu.i .111. 1 . . , . - , ,
4-L':t-uip! cnntcndcnt of Suinni(;i
I'Mi i-'l hI -Tu hi or OH, ph-jimml to!
lake, lOU'J, pure. fllusH Orugn. Im 1
4-j:i-gi 1
C. M. Hale Elected Sup-
nntendcnt of Sumniei
I , . 1 1 .1 , . i 1
vine haiinittn hcliooi..
SI M M H I ( 1 1 .1 Ki. . In I '
I f. M. 1 1 11 :,- 11111I lnv. II. W. Voa-
Hrnl, mi'll and rrpali ull inakim , k urn irorniiiii.i-il Humluy wlion!
owing machlnm. AHk about Irif -'iiiiIii.v. i. .M. Half wiim i:lrtil
.IniiMtnukloK 1:0 11 ik. ' Whltii Hijw 1 11 1 .ii l 11 1 111 l i-nl ; .Mm. I liimiali
riK Machine Co., Ni-w I'oluy Wile i W. lili. iimhiliml iiiiii i lnl. ivli-nl ;
b83-W. lli-27-tf j .Mi'iw Ohw.iIcI. 'i'i-i i;lar ; iin-l I '. M.
' . j Mali; li ai'lii-r lor I hi: I'll. I,- i-Iii.hh
I. ;M..M I anil Mr.-.. l-aia Wliitconili li'Hi-hiT
Of Klein. uiiiiuuiii'i'H hl i-imill- , li"' I lie miHK lailli a'
. ilm-y tu llio offlri' of l)inlrl"l At
.tornry on Ihu Iti'iiiilillran lul.rl.
Hlll.jei.'t tu thu Jirllnaiy I'lri'llon.
j 4-1 n-aoi
fa
IN
1 k
mi u
llvTMMitminu, rif-adnu.
Billion holi'N, lutlon.i covcrci,
HtninpliiK. Mall nrderi. given
prompt attention. All worit guar
untied. Kunny rt gondii., O. M. 0.
Thrwiil mid Huhy W-nr.
Tlio SllttliliiK and Art Shop,
Mm. U H. Norton.
1116 Aduuu 1'lionu Main 633
The Store for Men
201 Depot St.
OSTONIANC
Shoes for Men U1
1
li
tmiiiimnniMMi-i n i i ' La
.Sol Ire.
Alt khidfi of In ru it ml kIiinIi
tnry. Cimnmlei-d. WiiHliinKlun
NiUHi i y (Jo. IMioni! Main Hi I.
4-I'J-tl
UtiniiiN ri'd Id Trim Limits
l.(.liC). (AH)- Kr nahoriH of
tcononij. f 1 f ) I to Mink1 yiH of
j ho him uf Ihi' iiiiiiuliM. Uif London
ino aillliorlli-H lire xliirtinK K1'''"''
, and lliimtiH to trim the lawns. Th
I W nu. r kept from Hlruylnw iv
win fcnidiiK, ami tin- llania-s aiv
I tctlii-ri-d liy 11 lontf rcpi! wlik-l)
j kIvoh llicm 11 i!D fool Kra.lnif i:lrel
FIND
IT
HERE
Copy for (hi column must bo
In by 11:00 a. m.
(-, Withr 1 mtm, 'I'iiUc Notiii',
Vn WidiHHday niornliiK' Tiom M
In II 11VI111 k, 11k- Hiidr will In
hIiiiI off on iIms(; hiiii-im: -Yom o
In 1 1n- lit m-r nil- mid nil wi-fd or
Stolid, 6-6-t
The ltlm Nni-Mi'i-IrM
W liavc nun-) pliiniH, wi'pitral.
tMli.iM nl ;ir, (.,.,t; a dnmri, alHo
dahlia iuoIh al ifi t-nilH cacli.
ri-:,-jt
otlrr.
HiiHi'iiii ntM tiuu. I'.hI limit m rur
nlMlMd. Add n-MH HT Nlnih Ml..
I.u (.;rand. ft-d-aip.
Piles Arc AI).sorl)ed
Never to Return
Win n koIiik tlironli hnldi-r Hlop
al Ilir (ti'in Tin your rrrri-ttlilm;
ilrltiliH and I la.i-l wiiud In- cn-ii 111.- --Mth.
W'm. WlKKann. Hrop.
I'Vir livi-ry kind of masonry
airk n' Hill ilaiiMcti, ruiil rail or,
hoiu: :Mi!l-l(. ' fj-2-filp
I'iKit Spi'Dali't.
Mr. .1. I j. Ititfli, Tin: Hiil S h-;
li'in" Cor falli'ii arclnH. Smiimrr1
I Mill,". , t-l-lit ,
I'lllshTllli.
HIhhIi-iIiik oi all kinds dun-. i-hII-milium,
fl. Worli KiiaranH'1-il. i;-f-iTt-mrcM.
Hull at HIU4 II JcrriTHaii
4-:iu.iip
Kli iir.o Toot li I 'ant will w hilj-n i
Ihi- I. i-lh. LTm and tn (llass Hriivs I
Mr. and M ih. (Oil l 'oiiiIm liavi-
J in.. 'l to ('. M. llnlf'H miil j
: niu'lli ol touu win-re thry iHt'l j
j in .Spend I he hlllllllK'l'.
j i;iij;''tii' Ihi;-,'. o( l')U;ln. w.i !
j N-aiisartinu; hiiMin;KM in lown W'l-d- I
: m-rtdav. I
.fiiiiii'M and ('liiiillc 1 1 nu-l , of
1 i.n.ithii', Hpiii) Ihi- wi-k iiiil at !
I hell' Itoni'' li j
) .Mr. ;i::d .Mm. Frank Me K iiiniH j
i 1 ;iliN' iiviT Kutiihiy In lake (ir.ilid- j
aia .Mi'Km.ir to Hn-ir lioun: at tin- j
lih-r. i
.Marion Hiih w;ih a Kumlay vir-
llnr at Hi'- home of ('. K. Wood
Mil. '
.M rnm Hurt ('liver was a visitor
1 In i;iin SiHurday.
An in I en Hi lay pro);ra m was en -1
rioyeil ly I lie tdd l-'elluws and
I Itelieliiilin afler whleli a hnunlil'ul
I Clipper WUH served, if heini; lie:
! one hundred and liltli anniversary
of the older,
i .Mrs. Mary Kl iner spent t li - we- U
j al hr home in l.ostine. She r;-
turnetl Sunday evening
,M rs. Hl'ef ferkorn 11 nd daiiKht-rr
llertha wt'i'e Sunday visltom at Ihe
home of Mia. Hill Kohhs lt Hlea:
11 at drove.
('. M. Male and I K It. McKln.i"
wt i'c huKlnet-H visllotd at l.add can
yon. II. ( ' .Waonei', who has hen
working al I he Haw mill west 01
town has been laid up Tor a I'ew
day oil iiicotml of a .Hpraineil
ankle.
.1. II. 'oods lias Kolie to l.oslhie
where he will .spend a f-w ila.vii
alleniliiiK lo husiness affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Slack and .
K. i lainniei Hle- witc shoiph'K In
I. a irandv ren-ntly.
Mr.s. i:. K. Slack, who spent I he
winter in Juihler has moved hack
lo her home here.
Shorty ( iMvahl and Hie .Monro-'
Ijovh li;ie K"lle to I, sold Oiiltyon
... whertt they expert lo work for a
while.
VTle
V Is. Miaii'-lv i-noinlii. 1:111
tivi.cl the lr.i "I" ViiKinia
II I I r 1 -I
vi.-iuns Iioks iv ll.ili"
Till- ti'lll li'UU'll IH T "I Hi" MUlll l'l!
! TroulilP." Tla.' liiithlul a-yi ar-"lil i-ullk.
; llaslhiKH (slii.M i, v. llli Inn, III I In.- .a i'.n ') a
win 11 lira nvo I'liililicii vw ill lu' l . 1 !
larr.l n.ai nliio, la T'Iip xwiiw Iii.U rl..'.-il an .ai ln.nl Hi" i'.''
j ainli'i' i-hllil anil ni'i'i uivi.aiing il'f imlu wl'i' "'' l,l'lu
I mill iliuvt tlic'nl off. "
homas m
mm
si
A Her yea m of pn I lent, pa Inn- l
titklm; effort on t In- part of a .
well known doctor, u prescription I
hiiH been found t hat will actual) j
heal Hih'H ami uhsorh tin m ue i ,
to return.
No man or woman need .suffer
another hour wli h any dlseoii'
feil. pain or KoreneHH uriKlni? froi'i
rn la I trouhleH HhH now I !i.i
t l.ih wonder till prescript Ion known
an MUAVA ran he ' obtained fo-
a moderule price at any I'lrsi
chins dniif store on the monv
Im ir .iiuuoiiuri.nl i.i. 1 ii
Von'll In: i.i,iiii,.I t ' . Im.f ' ' Al' M,llV "K " vMlnr
,,,,,. 1 iii,It,... n..r ,.i in I -a (Irande Wednesday.
hvsh s'liir in lown Thursday.
.Mrs. Morgan 'look the kM'Im i"
1 lie upper grades on a picnic
I'liurrday nflernoon.. A very, I lior-
H n coim-H In an hour; even li
eiin-H of loan slandiiiK wilh pro
frse tdeedlnt,'. really wonderful re
suits have lieetl iircoin pltahed .
.... , ,,' , , in . 1 t T 1 1 n Lr 1 1 a 1 1 e I 1 1 00 n was enjoyed hyall
St HI'i IHITMHI KH. helm: .careful
lo follow I he simple dii eeihn
I hat come n eaidi box. . .Mall
.Mrs. I'hinlee I'oltreiil has renid
I n pre pet -ty belollKillU to , John
AckeTiil and eNpeels lo make Ihal I
The Med ford Mail-Tribune, of
Medford. Oregon, recently carried
an editorial of slale-wide interest.
Tom Kuy. candidal e for stale
treasurer mi the republican lick
el. is Ihe Mubjert of Ho- nrlirln,
which ih rcpriul'-d below in full.
"In this ilk''' of polilieal fluh
dubbeiy l l; a rare prlveb-j;e 111 -d;ed.
to discover in the swarm ol"
ol I ice seekers, oil" candidate over
whom II is possible io become
genuinely en) husiast ic.
"Such a candldale (Jf Thomas
1 1. Kay oi" Sale in. who ha filed
lor Mliile Irejisurer on llm repub
lican ticket.
. "In .Mr. Nay one find." thai rare
phenomenon - piirtieularly ran
In Ihe -slate of Oregon - of a man
made for1 Die Job to wlikl b"
a.'ipire.s.
''.Mr. Kay not only 1 1 ; x had Hie
experience- from I :i 1 T to 1 11 Hi he
was one of the besl si ale treasurers
1 trefoil ever had. hut he bus
ihoNi' iiiallties of mind and char
acter which are peculiarly needed
In the office of state treasurer al
j the preHcnt time.
I "111 marked conlras' wilh Hie
( pre uilillK: type of of lire seeker,
j who careens about Ihe stale like
; a ruddcrlcH balloon willim-- lo a
laiiv lhin or promh'i1 an tiling i 1 - T
j may brinu' him a few votes, Mr.
Kay Is today, and always has be en.
a man of principle, a m;m of
courage, alwayM in Hie open fih!
intf for the- ihhiKM hi which he Un
believed, regard I -'H of consf
ijuemes and always --- riyht or
wroiiH: In porsession of the fuels'
"In Ihe last .seysion of Hie leyi:;
lal ore. one of the few jos I hat
deprcNln: body afforded,' was In
ni'i' Tom Kay work. (He was llie.i
m-iMiil.' his third term hi He- low. r
iiouse.) .Vol u hill was pfcsenled
I hat he didn't know soinelhin
about. Not a question canie up.
upon which he was not Inlorme.l.
The intticati; business and financial
affairs of the slide he had al his
flMKeiH' ends, utid whin lie h;e
anyl liilij; io say, lie s:iid it - and
there was no unisli"n a I unit wh.it
he, meant.
"Above all Mr. Kay has Hi. I
rare, almn.M extinct virfiu-, bi pub
lic life today, a real sense of pub
lic oblial ion. lb- works for 1 1:
public and finds his joy in disin
I c rested public Service.
''(hie incident In bis administra
tion as si at e treasurer 11 lust nit cs
this, one day 11 ba of K"ld win
placed on (he I reasti n-r's desk by
is .i.Bursii
a.' M.
iGIllA'FLilWiSJ
nt- nrDUDTlUiATT CTAnpn
. t- 1 jr.r h i '11 1 un r x
108 Depot St., La Grande, Ore.
A Remarkable Offering
Of Voile Dresses for Junior Misses
Sizes 1315
These new Voile Frocks comprise our share of ai
enormous purchase made by the J. C. Penney Cotnpanj
a purchase large enough to bring the price remark'
ably low!
You will be astonished at the quality of these dresses
for the materials and workmanship are excellent am
the stvles are unusually attractive. In all the dainty
light colors. Trimmed with much lace and hand em
broidery. Only
$5.50 to $9.90
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II. P. Si-hullKM'K presents a d'asnier Prodiiflion
others-In-
Law
a motui:k-in-i(av is .m st a motiikk.
with anotiiku (iiiu) to i.0vk
All ytm who would tauh at the MoiluM-in-Kaw ---
All who scorn your wife's MothiT
All vou who snuli your huslmnd's Mother--
Come and See One or Ihe Kinesi Pielmes
of the Year!
Willi a 1'ieferred Cast ineludinu:
CASTON CLASS
IM 'I'll CUrTOKD
KDITU YOIIKK
.IOSKK SWK'KAKO
CUAl'I't UD KKNT
)I.A VA1.K
Conirdy
"Kl DK 'KM, COWCO
1 her liniiii' for a wlilb-.
. o,H. S' a I'ns and si. u bn e mie '
lo I 'itie Valley, when. I liev will
speinl ;t few daM aHi-udiiiK Hi
biisiin !W mailers.
1 T. H. ICiickman was a biishiess
1 i.-itnr In town l-'rhlay,
j Nlri f. .M. Hale and Mrs. J. .1.
I Wagoner were shopping in ! ;
! Ciande Saturday. !
I Harry Sanderson was a hnsim-Ms
I Islbtr In l,a (iraude l-'riday.
j The funeral services of h'rehl 1 ,
I Clia West. Ill 1 ihniKhler of Mr. !
iiiel Mrs. Hay West, were held III ,
Hie SiinimervUle idiapel Moiidayn
liev. 1 1. W. Yoakum conducted tin
;eihes. She was three yearn and j
; ten das eld al Ihe lime of her '
death and leaves to mourn her loss !
In r mother and father and a sis
ter and brother ami a host of rein-
lives and friends.
American I,awei-s Invlicd 1
To islt I rcpeh apilal
HA I, I. AS. Tex. (A !') Members
nf Ihe American liar association
who atlemleil the special meeting
nf I he as oeiatii.n lo he held In
I .ondon during Hie we k of July
Ikiv.i been invited to be Ihe
tMiexts of Hie Older of Advocates
of Haris. l-'rance, during I le-ir trip
In Kurope. The imitation wa-i
raided "to li. K. I., Saner of Pallas,
president nf the association, by M.
Toiircave. president of the Haris
order.
Mr. Saner also has received in
vitations from the Scottish Har as-MM-ialinu
al I'MhihuriHi, and lb''
I I ish Har associut hn at Hublin.
The "in ilal ions were referred to
John W. Havisof New York, chair
man of the London committee.
A special joint nice! im; of 1 he
American Har with Hie. Knirli-di
Har is beimr arranged by and ui
the invitation of the KniMbh Har.
Mr. Saner is'lmaled that tit least
I Mia A niericall lawyers would at -
There Is Only One
Mother
In All The World For You
Y0UK OWN MOTHER
Kjiiijiii1k.t to riMiiind her of your love on
. ; ' the day set apart.
Send her a Greeting Card
on Mother's Day, May 11 th
Newlin Book & Stationery Co.
:i member of his staff, colllatnin;;
..everal thousand dollars.
"Whai's Ihal'.'" asked Mr. Kay.
"That's yours," was the reply.
"How come'." 'asked Mr. Kuy,
or words lo that effect.
"The exaet explanation has slip
ped our memory, but II had to do
with certain profits in Ihe treasury
depart men t which mil il Mr. Kay
took office had always been ac
cepted as one of the legitimate
emobilioiis of Ihe position.
"t'ui II back In the I reasury."
said Kuy, "that belongs to Un
people." And ever since Hu n. the
stair treasurers of Oregon have
followed this rxaniple.
"Tln-rel von have Thomas li.
K.iv :"
j There will he everlastiiiK peace
sum after people learn lo stand
and uncover when a pacifist passes
! by.
J ( all lot- lilds.
I Sealed- bids ,tll be rre.-ived by
Hie foiiiniission of the City of U
i I Iratt'le. ( n-.-ron for I lo- eo-sl- .
Hon of the improvement in la.
proven tent 1 Mwl.rlrt number H:,
Within Hio 'ily of La (Jrand.-, Ur-.
Kon (ircorditiir to the phots arti
Hpocife- T-it s of said impr nvfiiiwi'
now on riio iit the. oH'tce of tln-fi;?
liecortler of said city. A tlrjiwi!
of l.'i.'iil will be rciiuired fr J.
of plans anil speclfieal ions, uhkh
amount will ) i-l'unded if l)id!"r
is unsucccssf ul uml returns huiiiuIo
this office.
I ltids will l'0 reeidved In thr hwr
of seven-ihlrly p. in. May 7l(i. It:(. .,
'at thfi rommiRInn room in ilii'iiiv
biiildlutr at La Oi-uude, Oregon.;""!'
inusl be aL''oiiipanied by a crti'
lied clwrk tu the amouttl (jf irr
liereent of Hut amount, bill ;i a
KUaruntee of the acreplaaii: ad
completion of contiiiit if uvunH
CiieeUs w ill be ret m in d to UQ-siH-ceHsful
bidders.
Tim Commission 1 eservca the
right lo reject any and all i
Ity order of the Commission Ap
ril 23 rd, 1924.
J. K. STKAf'.NK,
liecorder of the City uf
J.a (Jrande, Oregon.
Apr. "ft-1 a(.
IRE M
BARGAN
Hive - loom housu built
wilhtn the hist six months.
Located about one blorii
norlh of liiveria school.
I'l ii:- only $ ! ,,'iul), We c 11
arrange for easy teitns for
any iulerested party.
Wm. Miller
& Co.
1 r - US
i
.i
MoiIlth 5-room liouse,
lai'do lot a. B"oa tuy
at J2.S50.00.
"wu Arts IL'rla"
Ij. s. w i:i:k3
HialKir
New I'uli'y llullilliif
Slain 139
1
Don't Ymi Ovi-iltiok Our m
Saturcliiy and Sunday
Candy
Special
TIk'Io iii'vt'i' was Mich a
pound nf Mixed Choco
lates, Nougats and Cara
mels for ,s;)c.
Newlin Drug
Co.
Substantial Foods-Substantial Savings
S-ll). can Jewel Shtn-tL-iiiiijf.... .I.ll; -!li. c;ui 7;it'
H-lli. can Silver Leaf I.anl 1. ")'.; 1-lh. tiiii sic
8-lb. can Snowdrift -Sl.S'.i: ..,. can !i:ic
(-ll. can Ciisco 1. "!); :l-lli. can ,s.U'
Cat. Wesson Oil ?2.1"i; half al Sl.lj; it :,:!(
C.al. Aniai.o Oil. $2.15; half jra . sl.l; ,', r.'.lc
Slueddeii Wheat, 2 pk-rs. fur
Kello's Onn l--:,kos
r,"l:i' Oil Sap, 10 bars IZZI
I'lystal Wliii,,. Snap, lo bars
'-" .ck White , Yellow CornIeaL
I'.nilly Uum, wholi; or hnlf IK
:,,li,v lfakfast liaton, lb
.ML
10c
j;yc
17c
..3!)c
,.2")C
,.2."c
,s"y Cieam I'll
Kiesh Country I'.uttcM", 2
W!i;kk tiik tiuuitv tiiuoxc
ID-Ib. sack $1.78
His. for 60c g
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